Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-12-08
Talbot has fresh figs.


copy is handed In |
Talbot has fresh figs.
Chow.ehow in bulk at Talbott's,
Dates, fresh from the tropics, at Tai |
bolts.
Blank farm leases for sale at this
Office.
Shorty Campbell is working FOR stu
art 4 Son.
Seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Talbotts.
John Lenox went to Des Moines to
buy goods today,
No, boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Chas, Bagley, Esq, has money to loan.
Read his advertisement.
w, A. Crane went to Des Moines on
business this morning.
a large variety of society charms and
pins at O'Conncll Bros.
J. w. Richards went to Council Bluffs
on business last Monday.
Fencing at Stuart 4 Sons at $l4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
VIM. Cloughly went to Chicago Thurs
day to buy holiday goods.
Mrs. C. II. Cross and daughter Addie
are visiting in Atlantic today.
DIR. j. ID. Holmes returned to his
home at Mt. Morris, Ills, today.
Call at O'Connell Bros. and see the
fine line of iewelry just received.
Mrs. DR.. Cloughly is at the home of
her parents in Greeley township.
Mrs. DIR. Luss and Mrs. Walter Scott
were visiting in Atlantic on Tuesday
O'Connell Bros. have just received 4
large invoice of the latest styles OF
jewelry.
Mrs. Eugene Talbot ana Miss L. NJ,
Dysart are visiting relatives in Newton
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and Mrs. II
| w. Van Gorder went to Des Moines
yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Dingmm is spending the
winter with her mother at Orange city
Sioux county.
See Grover and Francis on then
piscatorial expedition in the show win
dows of Robert & Cos.
The Misses Hattie and Ida Sherman
of Victor, attended the Benton-Sher'
man wedding yesterday.
l.. j. Holmes, son of X. o. Holmes
late of this place, died at his home in
Kearney, Nebr. last week.
You ought to get those old teeth out
before cold weather. Next to the post
Office All work warranted.
The c. NJ. a. st. p. is the first rail
way running through Iowa to adopt
the system of steam heating.
G. ii. Cross received car containing
2S13 tons of hard coal today the largest
load ever shipped to this station.
Picked pigs feet at Talbott's.
Pure New York roller process buck
wheat flour, and maple syrup at
J. i. CoNSIGNY'S.
A large invoice of satins, pushes, vel
vets and fancy feathers just received al
the millinery parlors of Walker & Jane
Uncle Jimmie Davis went to the CAPT
tai city Tuesday, on short visit to his
old time friend, VIM. Larrabee, the gov
! ernor.
Mrs. Mary Jane Lewis, accompanies
by her niece, Miss Ellen Smith, Of Cedal
comfy, is visiting her sister, Mrs. o
Kennels.
VIM. Cloughly is slowly recovering
from his recent illness. lie walked t.
the store on Monday which exercise
proved beneficial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson burnside enter
tanned large party of friends at tea al
their elegant and spacious residence on
the hill, last evening.
The county roads leading to this
market present an almost endless cara
van of corn laden teams these days
The harvest was great
Celluloid starch at Talbott's.
Phillip S. and Gilbert $. ID. Mason, OF
Viola township, are attending college al
shenandoah, where they will remain
until the last of March,
There will be meeting for women al
the court house next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. A general attendance OF
the women of our city is earnestly de
sired.
Pillsbury hour-the best at Tai
bolts.
\. ii. Roberts & Co. have an announce
ment of their holiday opening in this
issue. a good stock may always be
found i'll this house, and this year the
assortment is the best they have even
shown.
NJ. NJ. Kennels is enjoying compul
sorry leisure, so ordered by the fate that
caused his good right hand to become
somewhat mangled in a corn shelter Oh
Both ult. Mark does not appreciate his
term of idleness.
Jas. Forbes, ST., and VIM. McLeran
went to Chicago Tuesday. 1t was no
ticeable that the gentleman wore SOM
Der colOrs, and it is asserted that station
agent Brown gave them credentials as
anti-anarchists.
Buckwheat and maple syrup at Tai.
bolts.
The band boys called on the Bon Ton
restaurant Thursday evening and were
served with delicious oyster stews
The Bon Ton oyster parlors are elegant
while the biyalyes served are the select